Africa-Press – Angola. Altogether, 158 young people from the municipalities of Cahama, Curoca and Cuvelai, in the province of Cunene, received, Wednesday (9), professional kits for self-employment, within the scope of the fourth phase of the Action Plan for the Promotion of Employability ( PAPE), underway in the country.
Of this number, 98 are from the municipality of Cahama, 50 from Cuvelai and ten from Curoca. They received kits for carpentry, electricity, metalwork, hairdressing, agriculture, masonry, tile, pastry, sewing and cooking, in addition to micro-credits valued at 320,000 kwanzas.
The director general of the National Institute for Employment and Vocational Training (INEFOP), Manuel Mbangui, said that the delivery of these means foresees the creation of around 500 jobs, increasing to more than a thousand jobs created in Cunene province, in the scope of the PAPE implementation.
Manuel Mbangui appealed to young beneficiaries to use resources responsibly, in order to generate employment and become self-sustainable and help other unemployed young people.
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